Sentence examples for quite using from inspiring English sources

Then, as with Turnbull, the party leader (in that case David Cameron) defended the minister staunchly and endorsed the argument without quite using the same words.

And always, by his own admission, he was consuming vast quantities of alcohol and drugs, sleeping with beautiful women the world over, throwing it all away but never quite using up those around him.

Indeed, without quite using the term "nonsense on stilts" Leibowitz nonetheless evinces a Benthamite scepticism to the notion that any nation has a legal right to a land—"talk of rights is pure nonsense.

"I got quite used to it.

That's something I'm quite used to.

Your universe is not quite used to it.

I'm quite used to that feeling now.

I'm not quite used to links golf.

"I am quite used to Gordon looking down on me all the time".

Business has become quite used to a long period of low wage rises.

But we've had Dr Dolittle, so we were quite used to that".